Lurker > 2SweetforTurtle

Just to play devils advocate, he says after a gunfight. His point is that after something like a gunfight, your body is full of adrenaline. No shit a human whos feels a rush due to somehow making it out of something alive that they possibly shouldnt have would be more appreciative of sex at the moment. Its the same reason why people in the military come back home from their tours all horned up, or why soldiers back in Japan/Korea/Vietnam made routine stops with prostitutes. Hell it applies to athletes who play combat sports as well.

I dont think the guy was implying that the best sex is after gunning down some random person at a traffic stop, as much as hes saying that the best sex is one you have after surviving a physical conflict, which is logical and applies to everything from sports to crime to actual war.

Either way, its obviously a beyond shitty thing to joke about and could easily be understood as psychopathic, but Im just not sure that that was the exact message he meant.

Im sure there are plenty of cops that do straight up get off on murder though, its pretty obvious.

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Mistere Man posted...

Which movies were these? I didnt see them all so I missed some funny things it sounds like.

I wanna say piss is the first movie, balls are the second movie

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I feel like youre reading into this far more than you should. Isnt he a prototypical right winger? Dude writes movies full of obsessive patriotism, racist, and sexist stereotypes, while openly acknowledging that his movies are specifically made for teenage boys. In what world do you think that person would think that the Decepticons are an allegory for race relations in America? He probably just sees them as a prototypical evil authoritarian enemy.

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Aristoph posted...

It's more like the "ah" sound is just "with" and the "go" is implied.

I thought it was more that a is the preposition meaning to somewhere (as in the word whither). So theyre essentially saying to god.

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Kinda obvious too but not too long ago I noticed that the term breakfast and its spanish equivalent desayuno mean literally the exact same thing. Theyre both religious and reference the literal breaking of fast. Lol

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specialkid8 posted...

I still have doubts this movie is even happening.

It already started filming

3PiesAndAFork posted...

He will probably play Thomas Wayne, who is the Batman in Flashpoint

If the concept art DC released last year is still accurate, hes playing the same Batman he played before, not Thomas Wayne. I believe theyre altering the Flashpoint story to make it more digestible to the general audience by referencing the classic movies.

That being said, it would be cool if theres a scene where Flash is running through timelines or something and we get a cameo of Jason Mamoa and Gal Gadot clashing with the full power of their armies behind them, since I doubt that were actually getting that plotline in the movie.

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Doom_Art posted...

Sebastian Stan

no hes mark hamills son

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I think its stupid when protesters block the road (since half the time random people that have nothing to do with your protest get screwed over), but wtf is this law? What could possibly go wrong with allowing people to be granted civil immunity for just plowing through crowds of people you dont agree with??!?

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Afaik theres a few different charges that they have to vote on so every time they finish one its back to square one for the next.

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Door dash exclusively because of how god awful that grubhub commercial is

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lol

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An HBO made Game of Thrones esque Batman series would make so much money its not even funny.

By GoT esque I dont mean bring in D&D, I just mean an ensemble cast epic with a high production value.

Can you imagine a dark a gritty take on Gotham that spans years with equal focus on heroes and villains of Gotham alike? A web of characters, interacting in ways never shown in the movies. Joker gang at war with the Penguin gang. Batman doing detective work against some of his more cerebral foes. Harvey Dents fall into madness being told over several seasons. Imagine watching Bruce adopt Dick and train him. Literally watching him grow into an adult and into Nightwing right before our eyes.

A man can dream, cant he?

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People that say theyre uncomfortable are either too insecure to try them on or plain and simply have boomer taste.

Theyre comfy and look good.

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Absolutely stupid. Ock is dead. Theyre either including him for the sake of just the familiarity of the actor playing the character, but him not being the literal same version of the character, or it is but they have to come up with some half baked explanation for him surviving or for the movie taking place at the same time as SM2 but not affecting SM2. Its just a stupid predicament to put yourself in. Just cast someone else as Ock and be done with it.

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While, yeah, its pretty obvious that the majority of mass shooters in america have this same sort of background, its pretty disgusting that this person omitted San Bernadino, Pulse, Dallas, and Virginia Tech shooters. And its for an obvious reason. And since they didnt limit it to shooters, you can include the Boston Bombers on this list too.

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sabin017 posted...

Isn't he Iron Fist's brother or something?

Hes a childhood friend

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If your ability is healing quickly does that mean you can get obnoxiously swole in like an hour?

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RchHomieQuanChi posted...

The whole point of Steve's character arc is that he could no longer trust authority after what he went through in The Winter Soldier.

His whole point was that by signing the accords, The Avengers would be at the mercy of the U.S. government and would be forced to fight battles for potentially nefarious purposes.

I know what his motivation was, and I agree with it which is why I said I dont view him as the villain in that movie. Im just pointing out the scene before Zemo turns Bucky back into the Winter Soldier, Steve was willing to compromise on the Accords if not for finding out he cant trust Tony. He had an opportunity to be made legit and would have taken it.

https://youtu.be/-3thj3OOWNQ

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Darmik posted...

I don't think Sam has done anything morally questionable has he?

I don't think blowing up helicopters of terrorists are really comparable. He's not a super soldier.

He hasn't quite proven himself yet but I think that's because he hasn't been given the opportunity.

I dont think Sam is like, the anti-Steve or anything. I think he lacks the assertiveness stubbornness, and resilience of Steve. He also questions Steves prerogative for giving him the shield. Oh, and imo, the biggest difference is his lack of trust. Over the course of the MCU Steve was known for trusting everyone and giving them a chance, until they lost his trust. The only time he was distrusting of someone he met for the first time was Nick Fury and that was because of his whole world be a lie when he first woke up in 2011, and Nicks obvious role in that.

Sam on the other hand is not remotely trusting of new people, becomes immediately antagonistic to Walker despite Walker having zero role in the decision to turn him into Captain America. Sam is petty, Steve is not.

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RchHomieQuanChi posted...

Nobody thinks Walker is evil. Just that he's not worthy of the Captain America mantle. There's a difference.

I agree with the second part, Im talking about the social media reaction to Walker. Which is what I have an issue with.

Hes obviously not worthy of the title, but until now, neither are Sam and Bucky.

Steve was imperfect, yet nobody comes close to achieving his level of almost perfection.

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cjsdowg posted...

He doesn't get to make that choice. There is a system in place that would have been able to free him the right way. He took justice in his own hands . What if he was wrong, he was wrong about Zemo's plans. Just because you are innocent does not mean you can try to kill police. (like Bucky did while not under control mind you).

Bourne did not all the support Steve had.

While I disagree with your assessment that Cap is the villain of Civil War, I would like to add to your point that Cap literally protected a man who was not only wanted as a terrorist (as far as anyone knew of Bucky at the time, not even Steve truly knew the extent of the set up yet) but also as the most successful assassin in history, AND STILL had an opportunity to sign the accords after the fact so that his slate be wiped clean by Tony. And he wouldve signed it if not for him being mad at Tony for finding out he put a non US citizen who blew up civilians in house arrest.

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Tenlaar posted...

Saying that other people did bad things too doesn't change what Walker did and it's ridiculous to say "but he only extrajudicially murdered one downed and begging for his life suspect" as if that is actually a defense of the action and that one murder isn't enough.

Ive literally never defended Walker for killing that person. Im saying that people crying that hes evil for doing what he did are hypocrites considering the numerous atrocities that they turn a blind eye to. Ive already stated that hes in the wrong for what he did.

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RchHomieQuanChi posted...

How many of those terrorists were fleeing and not actively shooting at them?

What part about Cap acknowledging that hes committed atrocities is hard to understand? What part about Widow openly acknowledging the red in her ledger is okay? What part about Hawkeye extrajudicially mass murdering criminal syndicates, often before they even drew their weapons (as Rhodey said) is hard to understand?

These heroes arent perfect, not even Steve.

What makes Walker wrong is that hes losing his mind and did it in the open unlike the rest of the heroes.

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RchHomieQuanChi posted...

Where? The only casualties I remember them distinctly mentioning were those from the Ultron incident and from the beginning of the movie

https://youtu.be/SV9ZCcuYLX0

sorry not hundreds but apparently only 23 people died

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RchHomieQuanChi posted...

I'm pretty sure those Helicarriers fell into a huge body of water

In Civil War they confirm civilians died because of it.

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RchHomieQuanChi posted...

When did Cap do this? Maybe I'm remembering the wrong scene.

Cap 2, he and friends shoot three Helicarriers our of the sky and in Civil War they confirm that there were civilian casualties. Its one of the things brought up to justify the ratification of the sokovia accords, so that there can be accountability for that very thing. To this day, Sam, Steve and Maria Hill, never faced any consequences for those deaths.

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Tenlaar posted...

How many fleeing, downed enemies is he allowed to extrajudicially execute while still being a good guy?

Remind me again, how many terrorists have Iron Man, War Machine, Captain America, Falcon, and others killed? And what percentage of those do you think were 100% warranted? Nick Fury makes it clear that Captain America and the Howling Commandos potentially committed war crimes, and Cap defends it by saying that those were times of War so its different.

The heroes arent perfect and if you believe that Captain America has a perfect moral compass, you certainly forgot the message of Captain America: Civil War.

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Joel95 posted...

They also didn't go to Thanos to kill him, it was to get the stones and when Thor killed him everyone around him did not like it.

Incorrect, Captain Marvel explicitly states she wants to kill him and so does Thor, and Cap doesnt care (because hes killed plenty of bad guys).

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cjsdowg posted...

He dude has superpowers he was not unarmed.

Also I find it funny that more people care about a damn terrorist being killed then Lemar being killed.

Its just because of the way Disney manipulates the scenes with music, camera effects, etc, tone can easily change the viewers opinion of someones actions.

When Thanos killed Loki and Heimdall, they play heroic music for Thor trying to get revenge and kill Thanos in a fit of rage.

When Thanos kills Gamora, were supposed to get pissed at Star Lord for getting into a fit of rage and knocking Thanos out of Mantis spell.

When Scarlett Witch imprisons hundreds of people and strips them of free will, were supposed to be sad because she did it out of sadness.

Now that Walker is in a similar predicament as those above, were supposed to be terrified because the music and camera shots make him look psycho.

Marvel is incredibly inconsistent when it comes to morals, and they dont care, it allows for more flexible storytelling I guess.

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RchHomieQuanChi posted...

He never killed anybody that was unarmed and non-hostile though.

And Walker never killed hundreds of civilians by knocking helicarriers out of the sky.

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archedsoul posted...

I think some of you are missing the point of Walker's actions.

It was public. The episode is named "The Whole World is Watching"

The government would likely side with Walker if this was done on the low, since ultimately, they're still dangerous super soldiers. It would be like Mace finishing Palpatine.

But you can't do this while a bunch of people are livestreaming your ass.

True, I agree completely with that aspect. I recognize that he was wrong for that because its clear hes going off the deep end. My beef is when people look at it at surface value and think lol he killed helpless badguy so hes evil. Theres a clear hypocrisy to that.

I do believe that theres a degree of nuance that most people are ignoring. What he did was wrong because of the environment in which he did it, not because of the what he did, otherwise why were the Avengers supposed to be viewed as good people at the very beginning of Avengers Endgame? Why are we repeatedly shown Thor commit violent acts of anger, rage, and retribution time and again and not supposed to view his actions as wrong?

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Joel95 posted...

I have a feeling this guy thinks Captain Marvel is the most evil character in the MCU.

Nah, I like her, just think shes arrogant. Im not even a Thanos did nothing wrong guy

Im just sick of the disrespect Walker has gotten from the fans. Dude looks like a goober with the mask on thats for sure. But the hate hes gotten, even before the death threats, has been absurd imo

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Hinakuluiau posted...

Stop there bro, he literally caused all the negative events of the episode because he's a blunt tool who wouldn't let Sam talk to Karli. His friend literally died because he couldn't let someone else use their strengths, he had to be the one to do something

It's not diplomatic to be condescending

Everything negative that Walker did to Sam and Bucky in this episode is literally a result of the disrespect that theyve given him time and time again. You cannot be so dense as to believe that he just suddenly decided to be an A hole to them, when hed made numerous attempts to work with them throughout the show. Theyve done literally nothing but treat him like shit out of spite, go and break the law at a whim, and then get pissed off when he doesnt trust them anymore.

Also I dont think he was intentionally being condescending to the Dora Milaje. Watch how he interacts with people in private and then watch how he interacts with people as Captain America. Hes putting on a character to try and get people to respect him because he doesnt feel valued. It came across as condescending, but thats the point of his character so far.

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Thanos: *kills innocents, runs away, then retires peacefully on a farm*

Cap: Lets go get this son of a bitch

Thanos: *gets murdered in cold blood while trying to make dinner*

Fans: YAY! GO AVENGERS!!!!



Terrorists: Lets kill Captain America and Battlestar

Terrorist: *kills Battlestar*

Walker: *chases terrorist down and kills him in cold blood*

Fan: omg much evil


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Joel95 posted...

Let's forget the part where Sam wanted to negotiate with Karli and Walker came in like the asshole he is and fucked everything up.

Lets forget the part where Bucky broke a terrorist out of prison, thus proving they cant be left alone.

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Had this convo with my wife. She literally just hates him because he looks skeevy.

Up until the very end of that episode, hes literally been in the right the whole time.

He never asked to be Captain America and is just trying to do the best he can to live up to it. He literally says that his time in the military never felt heroic, and that this is his first time getting a chance to do whats right.

Meanwhile he gets disrespected and insulted left and right by Sam and Bucky (keep in mind, two people who would rather work with an evil-genius murderous psychopath with intentions that theyll never be able to figure out, than with a man who has helped them multiple times and has made it clear that their goals align), gets spit on by random people when he was asking simple questions, gets tossed around by Wakandans for trying to act diplomatic, and gets called a Nazi by a literal terrorist, despite his best friend in the world being a black man.

Him taking the super soldier serum was never out of a lust for power. Throughout the show they make it clear he has issues with self worth and holding the mantle of Cap is adding weight to it. This is his first time doing super hero shit and he gets bodied and humiliated by the Dora Milaje, and thats the point in which he most feels like hes unworthy of carrying the mantle.

But unlike Sam, he doesnt view his unworthiness as a reason to give up the shield, he wants to grow into it and earn the title of Captain America, which is exactly why Bucky has such a problem with Sam (his willingness to give up the shield instead of acknowledging that it was Steves decision).

He takes the serum in order to feel like he can appropriately fit in Steves shoes, and now were about to witness his life come crashing down because of it. His story has been incredibly compelling, and the sheer amount of people who have hated him just because hes not Steve and called him everything from arrogant to evil before he ever did anything truly wrong (like in the last episode) have missed the point.

I love Same and Bucky but they have clearly proven themselves to not remotely be worthy of being Steves successor in this show thus far, not that Walker has either, obviously.

Also, people need to stop looking at his reaction to Battlestar dying as proof he is evil. Captain America literally broke up the Avengers and lied to Tony for years in order to cover up for Buckys past, and he knew he was wrong for doing that and did it anyway.

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ADFrench2 posted...

No it's not. Days of Future Past was a meh movie.

Jenn-Law as Mystique was an awful choice.

Nah, its objectively the best. And J-Law is barely even in it (despite her character being the crux of the film, shes talked about by characters far more than she personally plays a role). Hugh Jackman, Michael Fassbender, and James McAvoy carry the movie with incredible performances, and the movie has great action and makes great use of the original trilogys actors for loads of fan service, while still keeping new introductions like Quicksilver relevant. Also Nicolas Holts Beast is fantastic as well.

Also, I do hate J-Law as Mystique, yet that doesnt detract from the movie much considering how great everything else is.

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The correct list is

Days of Future Past
Logan
X2
First Class
Deadpool 2
X-men
Deadpool
Apocalypse
The Wolverine
Dark Phoenix
The Last Stand
Origins Wolverine

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Rehabilitating literal sociopaths. Okay

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SilvosForever posted...

Conservatives still don't understand that private businesses and the federal government are NOT comparable entities. They don't have the same rules. They don't' work the same. They don't make money the same. None of these comparisons make sense.

They do understand that, they just like to cherrypick when they want to acknowledge it. Remember gay wedding cake? Theyre all over defending a private business then.

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Nah something about her is off for Jessica Drew. I could easily see her as Psylocke, maybe Mystique, or Rogue

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ArianaGrandSlam posted...

you deserve it for preordering a digital game

oh no what if they dont have a copy Id better preorder lmao get wrecked

yeah getting to play a game the second it hits release time is totally not worth the extra $0 you pay ahead of time on a pre order

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pfh1001 posted...

PGA, MLS

easy choices

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This is like the most on the the nose attempt at writing music for a specific demographic that Ive ever seen. Its like they were factory produced by a mega corporation with a list of Top 10 things Zoomers love to hear in music.

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